At 11:33p -0400 on 21 Oct 2007, Ron Johnson wrote:
> Not to bash MySQL (much...) but ISTM that this is another example of
> MySQL playing fast and loose with SQL.
I don't have handy a spec guide. Does this mean that MySQL is indeed
showing incorrect behavior? I like what's been said upthread:
The query MySQL apparently sees:
UPDATE test SET name = 'kevin' WHERE passion = 'soccer' AND name <> 'kevin';
The query as I wrote:
UPDATE test SET name = 'kevin' WHERE passion = 'soccer';
Even though it is, in fact, the same, it should still be updated because
that's what I said. Is that what you're saying? Is that the spec?
Thanks,
Kevin
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